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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
JULY 21, 2019–As the HorseRaceInsider Faithful know, the website that has the temerity to bill itself as the “Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing,” HRI does not back down when it comes to criticizing industry organizations or
JULY 18, 2019—At long last, we’re coming to that portion of the Spa season that makes Saratoga the Thoroughbred Race Place to Be. Prime time main track racing begins Saturday’s with Grade 1 Coaching Club
This year’s Haskell isn’t the classic some past renewals have been. renewals. This isn’t a knock when you consider the centerpiece of Monmouth’s summer has been won by the likes of American Pharoah, Rachel Alexandra
Thoroughbred horse racing in the US is addicted to drugs. It runs so deep that it has become the norm. And worse, because it is legal, it is seen as beneficial. Instead of a health-first
WHISTLING PASSED THE GRAVEYARD The term “Graveyard of Favorites” comes in handy once in a while when some unbeaten prodigy finally tastes defeat at short odds giving horseplayers long faces. But like any rural legend,
Twenty years ago today, the Television Games Network was launched in a Santa Monica, California studio and forever changed the face of American horse racing. Actually, past tense is all wrong: TVG is the face
At least that’s how the first Saturday of the meet began. We arrived at the Gulfstream simulcasts in time to see Javier Castellano guide second favorite Warm to victory in the day’s opener. That was
Happy Mariano Rivera Day, Yankee racing fans! And even if you’re a Yankees hater, how can you not admire the first ever unanimous first-ballot Hall of Famer? I was surprised by the jockey comments following
Heading into Day 10 of the Saratoga meet, Jose Ortiz,
JULY 22,2019– NTRA Top 10 Thoroughbred Poll 1. MITOLE 2.
Thought For The Day: A peek inside the AFC East
Hold That Thought Don’t plan on spending that Shane Lowry
Administrators at Monmouth Park delayed Saturday’s first race for a
Jimmy Picou, a former jockey and trainer, died Friday at
Executive editor John Pricci provides his insights on everything thoroughbred
racing. Big horses, big races, politics, it’s all here in his free “Feature Race Analysis” and “On the Line” column.
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Has been a groom, clocker, handicapper, sportswriter, columnist and editor at various times throughout a career that has spanned more than three decades.
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Has been a sports writer, columnist and editor at various times throughout a journalistic career that spans more than four decades. His passionate writing and reporting on thoroughbred racing.
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